2.1-2.4!

I thought a lot of stuff from this reading was interesting.  The first thing being that statements are either going to be true or false, but that they can not be both.  And the more statements you compare together, the more possible outcomes you have.  All the tables really helped in understanding the different ways writing and comparing statement is possible.  The last thing I found very neat, is how the different ways there are to write if P, then Q, some of them are much more unique that they book mentions, and there are many more ways that they book doesn't mention.